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East Borneo Travel Guide - Art and Culture . Hudoq culture is a dance festival in East Kalimantan. The dancer uses masks and clothing made from tree bark and knitted with torn banana leaves into sheets or using coconut tree leaves. foto by: Jejak Budaya Hudoq culture itself is a festival conducted by the Dayak sub-tribe in Kalimantan. Included are those in East Kalimantan. By using custom and mask, this is included in the barongan art. In the past, it was believed that Hudoq was 13 pests that always damaged farmers' crops including rats, lions, crows and others. The dancers are symbolized as pests that attack the community's rice plants, therefore dancers use masks and custom as above. The hudoq dance will be finished after 2 hudoq people come out of hudoq and chase the existing hudoq. Usually this will take a duration of 1 - 5 hours. Long enough huh? According to tradition, the hudoq festival is held every time you finish (planting rice) in the fields of September-Oc...

If we are in Berau, there is not a little beauty we can enjoy to refresh our eyes. In this post we tried to showcase the beauty of Labuan Cermin Lake in Berau Regency. Labuan Cermin Lake is in the village of Labuan Kelambu, Kecamatan Biduk-Biduk, Berau regency. You can go to Labuan Cermin Lake by using a plane to reach Kalimarau Airport in Berau. From the capital city of Berau, Tanjung Redeb, a trip is made by using the Travel services to go directly to the location of Labuan Cermin Lake. The journey from the airport to the location takes approximately 6 hours. @omahdrone.indonesia When departing from outside the island of Kalimantan, you can use a plane for landing purposes at Kalimarau Airport, Berau City. However, the flight routes to Berau City usually transit in advance at Balikpapan airport. But there is no need to worry because this transit does not usually take a long time, and the aircraft will immediately depart again directly to Kalimarau Airport, Berau City. Ma...